Math worksheets
Multiplication tables, addition and subtraction. Make an A4 worksheet with a separate answer key, right in your browser.
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Print at actual size on A4 paper. The PDF is black and white to save ink. Print only the first pages for students and keep the answer keys for yourself.
Choose a level, not a curriculum
The levels below describe number ranges. They are not promises about a particular country’s curriculum. Choose what your class is practising.
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Questions
Will subtraction give negative answers?
No. The larger number always comes first.
Do addition answers stay within the chosen range?
Yes. The total stays within 10, 20 or 100, according to your choice.
Which multiplication tables are available?
Tables 1–12. Choose one table or mix them all.
How many exercises and sheets can I make?
Choose 12, 24 or 36 exercises per sheet, and 1–20 different sheets.
Does the PDF include answers?
Yes. The answer keys are on separate pages at the end. Print only the worksheet pages for pupils.
Do the levels match a school grade?
No. They describe number ranges, not a national curriculum. Choose the range your class is practising.
Is this free?
Yes. These printable tools do not need an account or payment.
Are my names and texts uploaded?
No. Your input is processed in your browser, not sent to a server.
Can I use the tools on a phone?
Yes. Use the preview before downloading. A larger screen may make editing longer lists easier.
How should I print the PDF?
Use A4 paper at actual size (100%). Check whether the tool needs portrait or landscape orientation.
Can I edit the downloaded PDF here?
No. Change the input on this page and make a new PDF.
Will my work be saved if I close the page?
No. These tools do not save your input. Download the PDF or keep a copy of your text before closing or reloading.
Ideas for using it in class
- Daily five-minute warm-up: print a 24-question sheet and let pupils start while you take attendance.
- Practise one times table at a time, then switch to a mix once the class is confident.
- Give each pupil a different sheet: every sheet is unique, so neighbours cannot copy.
- Use the answer key pages for self-correction at the end of the activity.